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Radio Free Mormon Mormon Discussion Inc
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- Religion & Spirituality
Radio Free Mormon tackles sticky issues in Mormonism by performing a historical and contextual analysis of various tough issues within Mormonism and diving deep into the data. Radio Free Mormon was the 2018 Brodie Award winner for Best New Podcast!!!!
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Who Factually Saw the Gold Plates? A Marvelous Work And A Blunder [ML 185]
We dive into Episode 5 of A Marvelous Work, investigating the claims of “Book of Mormon Central” around the witnesses of the Book of Mormon. Told through the commentary of Radio Free Mormon, Bill Reel, and guest host Dan Vogel this one is bound to better than a vision performed via Second Sight. Book of… Read More »Who Factually Saw the Gold Plates? A Marvelous Work And A Blunder [ML 185]
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Hamlet, Act IV, scene 4: “O, From This Time Forth My Thoughts Be Bloody Or Be Nothing Worth!”: Brush Up Your Shakespeare: 017
This scene contains one of the most brilliant soliloquies in the all of Shakespeare, and it doesn’t start with, “To be or not to be”! Hamlet realizes he has been thinking about revenging his father’s murder too long, and now resolves to take action to kill the King, his uncle, Claudius!
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In Defense Of Atheism: RFM: 351
RFM takes us on a journey to his past, featuring his father who was an atheist. RFM’s father set an example of atheism as being good, kind and moral. This podcast defends the atheism of RFM’s father.
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Rosebud’s Bar Complaint Appeal Goes Up In Flames: RFM: 350
RFM reports on the latest Bar Complaint he has received as a podcaster! Also an update on the John Dehlin v. Jenn Kamp civil suit going on in Utah!
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The Allegory of the Olive Tree: How Joseph Smith Came Up With It!: RFM: 349: MSS:017
Radio Free Mormon tackles the longest chapter in the Book of Mormon, Jacob Chapter 5, showing how it was that Joseph Smith came up with the Allegory of the Olive Tree!
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Book of Mormon Anachronisms & John Clark [Mormonism Live: 184]
LDS Apologist John Clark has spent considerable time on Book of Mormon Anachronisms both showing the number of them in the past that existed and then suggesting that many over time have been reconciled and pointed to such as evidence that the Book of Mormon is in fact historical. But what do we find when… Read More »Book of Mormon Anachronisms & John Clark [Mormonism Live: 184]